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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10973, 12 June 1903, Page 3

( Busm-88 Advertiicnaentt. A. D. Willis's List or NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES: Cutcliffe Hyne's "Captain. Kettle, X.C.8.," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6- 4 : Mason s 'Tour Fruiters," paper 2/6, elo. 3/6 Trine's "In Tune with the Infinite," clo. 4;*6 Kalph Connor's "Glengarry Dajg/.' "Man from Grlen^arry," "Black Rock," "Sky I Pilot,", feaeh^aper 2/6, cloth. 3/6 , , i De Wet's "Three Tears' War," cloth 6/6 Nat Gould'? "Three , Wagers," boards 2/6, cloth 3/- , ' ' . ' • , < „' ' Hopp's of. Pepfgy," cloth 3/6 Mas PembeTt'oh> 55 ss H 'Gold Wolf," paper 2/6 a cloth' 3/6 * Sommervijle ,aud Ross' "All On an Irish Shore ;■' 'naper 2/6, cloth 3/€ Davenport's """By the Ramparts' of Zezreel," ■ papor 2/6. doth "3/6. Bllllen's "WJiareman's Wife," and all others, each/paper ?/6, cloth 3/6 - - OppenneimV "Piince oi Sinneis," paper 2/6.. c10th 3/6 Oppenheim's " j 'The Traitors," #>aper 2/6. . cloth 3/6 And an escellen^,.^election of the 'BEST NOVELS ,by the" most -popular Authors of the> day. SPEaAL BOOKS: Sperory's "Cax^d^ntXai.. Talks with Young. Men," cloth,' 3/6 t Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Young Women" clotb. 3/6 Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Husband and Wife," clotb, 3/6 Cassell's "Family Doctor." cloth, 7s ' Pitman's "Commercial Correspondence," 3/-. Green's* "Short History of %he English Peoplc, ; J 3 vols., half leather, 47/6 ] Phillip's Anatomical Chart, boards, 3/Students' Austin's^ Jurisprudence, cloth, 15/-' Poorc's "Rural ;Hy"pfiene." .cloth. 7/6* r Barton's "VetoTih£k.ry -Manual for Horseowners," cloth, *15/"First hi the Antarctic Continent," clo. 10/6 Nicholl's "Human Physiology;" 8/Stuart's "Wliat Must I do to get Well?" etc., cloth. 7/6 ,'• - Oxford's 'Handbook on Nursing, cloth, 4s "The Australian Baby,"^ a handbook for mothers, cloth, Is 3d Tho Youner Wife's Handbook," cloth, 1/3 CtttVrassep' "Attvice-.^" a 'SVife," paper, 3/6 Charaßscs' "Advice to a ITother,", paper, 3/6 The Nurses' Dictiofiary, ■ cloth, 2/6 / Kirk's Patters on Health, 1, vol.. cloth, 3/6 , Aiiy Special Book required will be procured 'to order. JUST RECEIVED— ' GAMES of every Sescriiition for the winter evenings, incluUing Card Games in variety. Table Tennis, Table Table - Billiards,^ Table Croquet, Table Quoits, and many" others. # '■- MAORI KITS i'l have always- a .pretty selection of. POST CARD ALBUMS • STAMP ALBUMS A. D. WILLIS, CkXTON BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. ' HOUSEHOLDERS SHOUL3O IkOTR THE FQLLOWINQ PACTS . . _ js About Shacklock's ORION RANGES. Will Burn Wood or Coal . . . Will Bum Woodor Coal. IT WILL BURN ANY FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. A great' Saving of Fuel ia effected. - Cooking ,for ten. persons cost* lew th*n, six* pence per day. " [T IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE, requiring •bsolutely no brickwork setting. AS A BOOKING RANGE TT TS STTPETUOR to any range ever introduced to the New* Zealand MaTket. The Oren» we noted for REGULARITY OF HEAT. THE COPPER BOILERS.— Th© Oopi»« Boilers eruppli£<i <*ith.< "these Sangflc are tinned ineiao with pure tin, »nd *r© ~of a largtt siie ttade' of heavier copp»r than those of any other range. >- THE OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry can be browned, Ot'ijny liquid substances, such as Pie or Rice Pudding, will boil from, the bottom..^JUarg^sved loaves of Bread can also "be baked in them. REPAIRS A MINIMUM.— Ifc it imposgible to conceive a Range requiring leßß r«paira, or, when necessary esoier affeoted than the ORION. COOKING BECOMES Jl PLEASURE.— The comfort, convenience, and cleanliness attained are such that cookery becomes a pleasure, rather than a duty to be avoided. ASK THEIR OPINION.— You are «ure to know someone who ha» an ORION Rang*. Ask their opinion. I Prioea from i 53 10/- [ fiolt A«*at«.JAS. THAIH & CO., " . • WANQAKPX.- . . The Number of ORION Range* Bold is | DOUBLE that of any other make ia the Colony.